Fox (SSBU)

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Fox in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Universe	Star Fox
Other playable appearances	in SSB in Melee in Brawl in SSB4
Availability	Starter
Final Smash	Team Star Fox

Fox (フォックス, Fox) is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Mike West, Fox's voice actor from Star Fox 64 and Star Fox Zero, reprises his role with new voice clips.

Changes from Super Smash Bros. 4

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Aesthetics

• While Fox retains some design elements from SSB4, he now wears his flight suit and headset from Star Fox Zero. The proportions in his head have been slightly altered, and his fur is more pronounced. Fox now also has visible whiskers.
• Like all characters, Fox is significantly more expressive than in previous games.
• Up taunt has a different ending animation.
• Side taunt has been slightly reanimated: Fox now spins his Blaster in his hand rather than tossing it in the air.

Attributes

• Like all characters, Fox's jumpsquat animation now only takes three frames to complete.

Ground attacks

• Fox's neutral attack is slightly re-animated, with him standing more upright rather than lunging forward.
• Forward tilt does less damage.
• Down tilt has more ending lag.
• Sourspotted down tilt sends opponents at a better angle for combos.
• Dash attack has less follow up potential.
• Forward smash goes a shorter distance.
• Forward smash has more knockback.
• Up smash's ending animation has been modified: Fox now does a three point landing after doing his up smash.
• Up smash has a significantly larger hitbox. For example, it can now hit characters on the bottom platforms of Battlefield.

Aerial attacks

• All aerials have less landing lag.
• Forward aerial has a greater hover effect, aiding Fox's recovery.
• Forward aerial has a new animation, with Fox only kicking four times instead of five.
• Forward aerial cannot connect reliably.
• Back aerial has more knockback.
• Back aerial has an altered animation, with Fox facing more towards the screen.
• Up aerial has less knockback.

Special moves

• Fox Illusion has more startup lag, and more ending lag when used on the ground. Additionally, it has slightly less range. Lastly, the move will immediately halt when it hits a shielded opponent.
• Fire Fox has slightly more knockback, making the move riskier to edgeguard.
• Fire Fox's charging animation has been altered, and Fox glances up before firing.
• Reflector can only stall Fox once in the air before landing.
• Reflector comes out faster.
• Reflector appears to be more green in color.
• Fox has a new Final Smash involving an Arwing strike.

Alternate costumes

Gallery

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  Freefalling on Summit.

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  On 3D Land with Jigglypuff.

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  Using Fox Illusion on Corneria.

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  Taunting on Wuhu Island.

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  Kicking Marth on Great Bay.

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  Fox posing on Skyloft.

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  Fox, Lucario and Wolf sleeping around Chrom with Super Leaf equipped on Living Room.

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  Using the Blaster with Kirby on Mario Galaxy.

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  Taunting with Mewtwo and Lucario on Coliseum.

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  Being thrown by Ness on Tortimer Island.

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  Struck by Ridley's down special on Battlefield.

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  Being grabbed by Wolf on Skyworld.

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  Fox using his Blaster on a dodging Wii Fit Trainer on Great Bay.

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  Holding the Black Hole item on Final Destination.

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  Throwing the Black Hole item.

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  Launched alongside Samus and Palutena by Lunala's Moongeist Beam.

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  Crouching with an Alolan Vulpix on Summit.

Character Showcase Video

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